| Galaki said: Assuming that they can't afford to cut the price (yet). It may be that the PSV already is selling at a large enough lose that they can't justify a pricecut. Sony is usually quick to use pricecut to fix a sales problem. Sony also let people know how much they lose per PS3 unit from the start, but nothing for PSV. What are they hiding? |
Probably that they are making money on the HW. From all the evidence they are at least making a buck. Selling at a loss doesn't look good for a company having financial problems, but looks like a bargain other times. Selling at a profit is good for them right now but it might look like greed or make the Vita look overpriced like they are ripping consumers off, especially when there is such demand for a price cut. Announcing they are making a profit to the public would backlash so they are keeping quite on it, though they would keep quite if they are making a loss too even if they can't hide that from shareholders they can at leas avoid consumers from doubting the company's financial situation. It's just best to stay quite until the circumstances change.
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(
